NLUD to host round table discussion series under G-20 Presidency

The key objective is to discuss, deliberate upon India’s preparedness to address the challenges highlighted under the G-20 and review resilience against foreign nations’ efforts, and to identify areas for cooperation between India, Quad partners and other emerging economies, to bring together representatives from the Government, Civil Society, researchers and legal experts.

The National Law University Delhi, in the light of India’s G-20 Presidency, is organising a Round Table Discussion Series which will be organised across the year. 

The themes of the discussion series are influenced and inspired not only by the theme of India’s G-20 presidency, that is, “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” or “One Earth · One Family · One Future”, but also by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, said NLUD's official statement.

The key objectives of the discussion series are - to discuss, and deliberate upon India’s preparedness to address the challenges highlighted under the G-20 and to review resilience against foreign nations’ efforts, to identify areas for cooperation between India, Quad partners and other emerging economies, to bring together representatives from the Government, Civil Society, researchers and legal experts working on the intersection of the themes, to discuss perspectives and stand on the themes of the G-20, to identify potential next steps in supporting the government’s efforts in the areas of promoting cybersecurity resilience, promoting technological transformation, advancing green development, encouraging women-led development, strengthening IP framework and addressing other relevant issues at multilateral forums. 

By the end of the round table conferences, we hope to identify the potential next steps in supporting India’s efforts to achieve its objectives under the G-20 Presidency, added NLUD statement.

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